Topic: Is it possible to find out what "change" addresses my coins are in bitcoin-qt? (Read 473 times)
June 06, 2013, 03:10:14 PM
I think you will like this: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/yet-another-coin-control-release-closed-144331
June 06, 2013, 03:05:22 PM
I like the feature with blockchain.info's wallet where you can click "Receive Funds" and see how many coins you have for every address you own.
However with bitcoin-qt, all you get is the cumulative sum of all the coins in all your addresses. This even includes the addresses that are invisible to the user from change addresses.
Is it possible, or is there a console command to figure out how your coins are actually distributed between the addresses?
I hate not knowing where exactly my coins are, and after I make a transaction, I usually end up sending all my coins back to one of my known public addresses so that they are not spread out in a bunch of change addresses...
Or secondly, can bitcoin-qt just return change to same address as the sender?
However with bitcoin-qt, all you get is the cumulative sum of all the coins in all your addresses. This even includes the addresses that are invisible to the user from change addresses.
Is it possible, or is there a console command to figure out how your coins are actually distributed between the addresses?
I hate not knowing where exactly my coins are, and after I make a transaction, I usually end up sending all my coins back to one of my known public addresses so that they are not spread out in a bunch of change addresses...
Or secondly, can bitcoin-qt just return change to same address as the sender?
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